CBC with a differential left and right shift

[@Reticulosis]

Man, that left right shift is so simple after the video, thanks!!

[@michelledoerr4018]

Thank you, I had a hard time understanding shift to the left and this cleared it up.

[@timothysorensen4961]

Hi Michelle, Thanks-----I apologize for the sneezing:)

[@Daemi17]

4:15 - Bless you!

[@leynakyle7693]

I was struggling with this concept, thank you for the clarification!

[@belfiorebianco]

Man your a legend, I never understood left or right shift... thank you

[@hbanninger]

Explained simply, thank you!

[@user-yl5yt2dq6f]

really no comment at all

[@viktoriyastork8054]

Thank you for your explanation, simple and easy to remember ! thank you

[@timothysorensen4961]

You're welcome:) look at some other videos and let me know what you think:)

[@daze8789]

Thank you so much, you made it super simple to understand.

[@johnrn-pilot3083]

Hey Tim, I just discovered this video, and I really enjoyed it. However, I do have a question: by looking at the CBC with diff, how do you determine whether there is a left or a right shift. I know you explained what it is, but you really didn't get into explaining how to determine if a left or right shift is occurring. Or perhaps, I missed it. Thanks.

[@Dana-ml7sy]

Very good explanation but I was waiting for why you get a high red blood count.

[@donaldp7520]

well done young man

[@aashugiri8801]

thankyou so much for this explanation

[@justsmile2438]

I appreciate the explanation overall. But , isn't the size of the cell is relatively inversely proportional to it's age? I mean, immature cell is bigger than the mature cell. So , the mature the cell is, the smaller the cell in terms of it's size.

[@namaami846]

Thanks a lot

[@ammeydan]

thank you very much... you made it really simple.

[@mrimri7982]

Cbc with differential means the WBC items are provided.

[@Tonnie31]

Thank you so much you made it very easy to understand

[@Patmaf1]

Great summary! thank you!

[@michaela9499]

great video

[@josephabrams1417]

Thank you

[@SaruEMSEducation]

Isn't it odd ......ya learn more on YT videos in 3 mins than I did in 8 hours of lecture,,,,

[@agglyusr]

Please make a video about platelet counts. If it's here, I'm sorry I didn't see it.

[@raysengineering786]

Great explanation, thanks alot.

[@user-yl5yt2dq6f]

thank you first than the percentage value different from one to other example lymphocyte her is the range 20-25% other write 20-40% and

[@indethbed2546]

Great video subscribed

[@agglyusr]

Thank you!!

[@agglyusr]

This was so helpful!

[@philspradley]

THANK YOU!

[@abdirahmanhamud4015]

very usefull

[@mualliekashipo6466]

thank you !

[@timothysorensen4961]

You are welcome:)

[@deanab-se5op]

What is the explanation for PLT parameters? I got one flagging today but only for PLT parameters

[@sharonuchechi7104]

Thanks

[@timothysorensen4961]

You didn't subscribe:( If I get 500,000 subscribers, they will start to advertise on my channel:) I only need 499,514 more:) Anyway, Thanks:)

[@user-gm5ih2hx4o]

is RBC count also has left shift or right shift?

[@nikitatoliashvili2420]

Which program do you use for the videolecture?

[@timothysorensen4961]

Hi Nikita,
I use Camtasia. Now, with the pandemic, I use Panopto. Respectfully, Tim

[@obadiahjerrin1921]

YOU NEED TO STOP SNEEZING, U HAVE A BRAIN SO USE IT TO EDIT THE VIDEO>

[@timothysorensen4961]

True, but I was wearing a mask:)

[@Dana-ml7sy]

Wow, you would have a field day with me. I sneeze 5/6 times in a row when I start.